@paulsturenospam: "<quote>
I was using them until about a year ago, and don't remember any 
performance problems. I did however find that the Mac version of Opera 
was unacceptably slow for news reading.
Paul Sture"
    @paulsturenospam: "<quote>
Thanks for digging that out. I had previously thought that PuTTY was 
only available for Windows. I'll do some digging.
Paul Sture"
    @paulsturenospam: "<quote>
version is a long way off. The X11 version looks closer, but you need 
GTK for OS X, and that isn't straightforward either.
John suggested the Mac port project, but:
<url> is shutting down (for the reasons they state on 
their main page), darwinports.org became <url> last 
September. The whole area seems to be in a state of flux at the moment.
I did download the PuTTY sources, but I couldn't find anything OSX 
specific in there.
To be frank, it all seems a bit of a mess.
Paul Sture"
    @paulsturenospam: "<quote>
I'd found one from January. The OS X folder has a readme with the 
following:
"THIS PORT IS CURRENTLY UNFINISHED AND EXPERIMENTAL. It is _not_
considered to be of release quality, even if you've found it (and
are reading this) in a PuTTY release source archive. You are welcome
to try using it, but don't be surprised at unexpected behaviour. I'm
not kidding."
Ditto here for Objective C/C. I keep having a nibble, and the Apple 
Development environment has some good examples, but I still haven't "got 
it" yet.
Paul Sture"
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